Sentence examples for information slots from inspiring English sources

All four protocols are incorporated with a request queue which stores the previous requests that survive the contention but are not allocated information slots.

Correspondingly, each information frame and acknowledgment frame consists of N information slots and acknowledgment slots.

In order to quantify the above description of our protocol, we denote by N the number of information slots in the system, L the number of active video stations, Di(s) the amount of bandwidth that the NCC estimates as needed by the ith active terminal at the start of frame s, and Ai(s) the amount of bandwidth that the NCC assigns to the ith active terminal at the start of frame s.

On average, the trial information slots were filled in with 93% precision and 91% recall.

The fragment level performance represents the ability of the system to correctly fill in the information slots with the sentence fragments.

That means that you should not put your name or other identifying information in the proposal (except, of course, for the name and directory information slots on the proposal form).

Each reservation slot is dedicated to the reservation of the corresponding information slot and acknowledgment slot.

With CR capable readers, and some changes in the protocol, it is possible to use the information from slots with a collision to increase the throughput together with shorter frame sizes.

In two thirds of 1050 IE tasks (21 information element slots for 50 articles), the system provided a fully correct solution, i.e., it identified a sentence with the target information as its top-scored solution and extracted the correct textual fragments to fill in the element slots, or it reported the absence of the solution if an information element was indeed not mentioned in the publication.

But it's also hard to get good information from slot-machine gamblers, and that made things awkward for psychologists Mark Griffiths, of Nottingham Trent University, and Jonathan Parke, of Salford University.

And soon enough, the CIO job was tagged for what it really was: just a new and gilded version of the same old management information systems slot.